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Show DAILY UTAH mines STATE JOURNAL, tUH AND MINING TUESDAY, news from STATES HAS A BONANZA late dispatch from the town of ! situated in the Booeevelt, which Information A In the Thunder Mountain region advances the outlook for In the greater mining developments mountain region during the Thuder As spring coming season Improves. prominent Big creek and Smith creek properties, including the Crown, Silent Friends, Campfand others have had ire, Empress considerable forces .of men employed during the winter blocking out ore. mountain proiier the In Thunder The ff, Dewey East Dewey, Fair-VleSunshine Climax and II. Y. combodies of ore in panies have great light, free milling, ranging In value from 4 to $20 per ton in gold. The value and amount of ore have proven sufficient for many of the companies to order reduction plants of fmm 20 to 100 stamps, which nqw only await the work of road building. 2Co less than eight stamps, aggregating 240 stamps, will be set up for milling this season If the way of transportation is furnished In time to get them In. the opening of the trails for pack trains and receipt of supplies, a number of concerns will recume work Among these Is the of development Thunder Mountain Gold Reef company, which has two tunnels near Four-Mil- e creek of 220 tnd 130 feet showing large deposits of pay ore; the Gold King company has two tunnels of about 200 feet each; the East Dewey has four tunnels started, two of them in good ok; the South Dewey has a tunnel 175 feet south of the Dewey grounds and hetded for It; the Pittsburg Tunnel company on Holy Terror creek has a tunnel of 175 feet, which Is understood to be in pay ore. The First National on Trap- creek his two tunnels of 25 and 35 feet. In the tunnel the ledge Is from right to ten fet wide of blue quarts, giving from $4.20 to $14 per ton. An hnmense slide covered the mouth of die tunnel twenty feet deep, and the work was temporarily suspended for lack of supplies. The ore shaft in the district on the Climax, Is steadily beThe work on ing sunk In good ore. the Thunder Mountain Pearl on Holy Terror creek Is going forward In ore that is Increasing in value. With proper milling appliances $3 ore will With - ot pay good profit. run of the Dewey mill with ten light stamps. While the mill shut down April 1 owing to lack of wood, the work of blocking out ore will continue Indefinitely. This deposit is in the south extension and is found to be of higher grade than that milled in the early winter. It averages about $13 per ton.. The Sunnyside Is constanely exposing ore with a force of twenty men. The cross-ctunnel on the Burr Oak is getting Into hardwhite quartz stringers 480 feet below the surface, Indicatlg a near approach to the ore body known to be above. v The March netted $13,000 ut - AMERICAN MINING CONGRESS. The meeting of the American Mining congress will be held at Portland, Ore., August 22 to 27 this year. A special This Program has been arranged. special program will be In addition to the regular work of the congress. The following will be special program: I the features of the Relation of Mining to the General Interests of the Country. "Creation by Government of an Department of Mines and Mining- .- Recodlflcatlon of our Mining Laws." Permanent Location of National Headquarters for the American MinA es Have arrived fresh from PARIS, together with some entirely new patterns in lace. Dont miss the seeing of them P. L. I'Varii, manager of the White Knob , Idaho, is to the cutnpaiiy at Mai-kayefteet that the mnelter of the company is in full operation and everything EVERY BIG MINE WAS ONE TIME running smoothly, Kays the Boise Statesman. Some lime ago the main WORTHLESS. engine was broken, the break being of such a character that it was necessary Latest News From Thunder Mountain to close down. That has been repaired White Knob Company, Mackay, and the plant is now running. Both Idaho, Proving a Bonanza. stacks are in operation and ure reducing 600 tons of ore daily. The results are understood to lie highly satThose who are familiar with the subisfactory. In the mine the developject will agree that the locator of a ments have been interesting and immining claim no matter how good it portant, the value of the property bemay be, frequently linds great diff- ing fully sustained as work has and the ore in sight is suffiiculty in selling it, or obtaining money to cient keep the plant running during for development purposes. It is easy a long period. The electric railway to sell a devekqiej mine with the ore up the mountain to the mine is runblocked out, it Is quite difficult, some- ning very smoothly, transjiorting the times, to do anything with a prospect. great amount of ore and supplies withOn this subject the Balt Lake Mining out a hitch. Everything has a busy Review makes the following Interest- aspect and the prospect for the camp Is very promising. There Is now a ing comment: on the Short Line branch, train daily "The complaint Is general among this being a great advantage to genprospectors that it is difficult to interest capital in good prospects, and they eral business, as well as that of the assert that many big mining men who mining company. . have made fortunes In mining, are InSOUTH AFRICAN DIAMONDS. clined to Ignore meritorious proposiPossibly once in the history of the tions of this nature to which their atworld has the question of how many tention Is directed. diamonds there were In a peck of dia"There Is something peculiar about monds been solved. It Is said that out this condition of affairs, and particuof curiosity a few years ago there was larly so when It is remembered that all counted a diapeck of big and productive mines were at one monds from the De Beers mine of time nothing but mere prospects, and, South Africa. One authority places when one considers the fact that many the number of stones counted at 6.SI2, of our successful mining men, now at but the company never officially gave the head of bonanxa-dlviden- d payers, out the result of Its experiment. As owe their success to the prospect the South African diamond mines have which they developed into a paying yielded to date upwards of $500,000,-00- 0 mine, it is a matter of wonder that worth of gems in the rough, one they should so soon forget the primary can how many pecks of stones Imagine source of their present wealth and all-ov- er Z. C. M. I. SILT HUE DTE TO DETECT o THERE ahead when you buy west must look to for future prosperity and progress. It Is to the bonanzas In embryo that we must look to to sustain the life of the mining industry; for, the prospect of today may be a big mine tomorrow. And the man of limited means who puts his hundred, his five hundred, Into Its development may suddenly blossom out into a mining magnate with many thousands at his command. More good, big money Is made In prospect development than Is the case In almost any branch of the mining industry. It takes a great deal of money to buy and operate a developed and producing mine, and men of almost unlimited means only can engage In mining along these lines. A few men, however. even though they be In rather straightened circumstances, can join Issues with their small capital in the exploitation of a prospect; and, lf.lt is possessed of'merit. It will not be long before they can place It upon a producing basis. 'Tall oaks from little acorns grow. The same axiom to mining. From a small producer the prospect rapidly grows Into a big mine. "We yearly see marvelous changes In almost every mining camp throughout this intermountain region. We see t, the prospect. In Its evolution of bud and bulossom until it takes rank as a producing and dividend-paye- r, making Its poor owners rich and creating a desirable avenue for Investment for the wealthy and for the syndicates of our monied centers; and yet there are those who affect to despise the prospect, and who will give the prospector no more of a hearing than they would a beggar at their kitchen door. Many opportunities for desirable Investment are offered In mining In Its various branches, but there are none which should appeal to the man of limited means more strongly than the meritorious prospect." ap-pui- es devel-men- 00 ft Is said that nothing Is sure except fleth and taxes, but that Is not alto-thtrue. Dr. "King's New DIscov-- y for Consumption is a sure cure for il lung and throat troublea Thousands can testify to that Mrs. C. B. Vn Metre of Sheperdtown. W. Va y: I had a severe case of Bron-hi- tl and for a year tried everything f heard of but got no. relief. One bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery then Cnrd me absolutely. It's Infallible fP Croup, Whooping Cough, Grip, Pneumonia and Consumption. Try It guaranteed by Jesse J. Driver, dniggist Trial bottles free. Regular er SHOULD BE FINISHED BY NOVEMBER 1ST. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY COLLECTING INFORMATION. Only fortylTwo Miles to Be Graded Before Ends Will Be Closed Up. Gives Rules to Govern Observer Test By Photogrsphie Piste is the Most Satisfactory. The United States Geological Survey R. Savage of Suit Luke, offli-la- l is Short for the Oregon collecting Information concerning photographer minerals Line, who Is at present on a business the occurence of radio-actibe would a United in the writes and In Slates, Southern California, trip Deseret to the letter to of the very Interesting have the pleased News regarding construction on the public In this investlgotioii. Suit Lake. Route wherein he states Radio-activihas been observen In that the road will be finished by Nov. I and that rails from Europe are now many minerals and ulso In many other being unloaded from a British ship in substances, such us slugs, tailings from the harbor at San Pedro, while three concentrators, sllines, chemical wastes, more vessels are expected to arrive water from mineral springs, deep well waters, and petroleums, and It Is posnext week. Mr. Savage's letter Is dated from sible that the number of known radol-actlminerals may be greately InLob Angeles and is as follows: "At the present time the track is creased. to Riverside which Is about Anyone who has found such minerals have been turned out to produce that completed in any from San Bernardino. It Is or has abserved radio-activimiles II vast wealth. A rough diamond, of fine out as almost certain this gap other substances Is urged to give the given brilliancy, can be bought at from $15 will be finished by May 7. This point survey full details regarding them and to $30 per karat. reached the San Pedro will then run the localities from which they were obtrains from San Pedro to Deggett over tained All information pertaining to VIOLINA." the Santa Fe road, a contract having the subject will be welcome, and any been made to use the section of that advice which the survey may be able Or the Passing of the Old Adam to give in return will be cheerfully rand from San Bernardino east. and Eve. U. ve ve A Startling Test. a life Dr. T. G. Merritt of save To No. Mehoopany. Pa., made a startling test resulting in a wonderful cure. He writes, a patient was attacked with violent hemorrhages, caused by ulceration of the stomach. I had often found Electric Bitters excellent for acute stomach and liver troubles so I prescribed them. The patient gained atfrom the first, and has not had an Bittack In fourteen months. Electric guaranteed for ters are positively Indigestion, Constipation Dyspepsia, and Kidney troubles. Try them. Only store. 6flc at Jesse J. Driver's drug At Daggett the Suit Lake Route furnished. For the guidance of those who bewill use Its own track northeastward A romance by Mary Ives Todd. Ful1 am that Informed lieve. that they iwsscss specimens of towards Calientea. ly illustrated from classic prints with there is 42 to be elemiles of minerals grading containing radio-activ- e only elaborate cover in Florentine style. constructed to connect the two ends, ments It may be said that the simplest $1.50. In a thus completing the roadbed and milk- means of detecting radio-activiThis story of the present day, dealto track. Is of a use substances it the lay suspected possible by ing ing as It does with the greatest prob"All who look at the map of Nevada photographic plate the more sensitive lem of modern society divorce Is one will see that the difficulties are of a the better. The plate should not be reof the most powerful and brilliant nature, the country Is very moved from Its Inclosing black paper. forbidding novels recently published. The specimen to be tested should be hot nitd dry and berren of facilities for The author has created a wonderful railroad building, but all these obsta- laid upon this black iwper In a dark character In Ylolina, the heroine. Of cles will be overcome; the men at the room, and left there from two to fifteen mixed blood, she Inherits the racial are not easily hours, a small metal object having first head of the traits of both the Polish father and the frightened. enterprise, been placed between the specimen and Italian mother, combined with a genius "From all the sources that a knowl- the black paper on the plate. Instead of for the violin which is marvelous edge of the progress of the road can the metal object a few small nails Pagunlnl, by the way, having been n be obtained It is stated that by Nov. 1 may be arranged so as to form the Inimaternal ancestor. of this year, the road will be complettial of the owner and left on the paper For the most part the scene of the ed, the lust rail laid, and then look out covered plate below the specimen. story la laid in Florence, where Vlollnn for the iron horse from sunny CaliAfter thus remaining In the dark has gone with her mother to study room the plate should be developed In fornia. music its artistic atmosphere, centu1 have gone over the completed porthe usual manner. If the specimen ries old, replete with romance and tion of the Salt Lake Route as It Is tested has radio-actipowers, a photragedy, supplying an unequaled back- called here In California, and I am of the metal tograph object or of the ground for the characters of the book. pleased to say that everything that can initial will be produced She meets the wrong man, and marries be done to make a first class road has on the plate exactly as If the plate had him. On that the story runs. been done; the attaches are gentlebeen exposed to the sun's rays. The But there Is. more than that in the the cars the finest, the track test should be mnde. If possible, with manly, narrative. There is art and charmfrom half a pound to a pound of the perfect ing cosmopolitan people, and, above "The stations are the most complete material. all, the sunny, blue skies of Italy, and in the Persons sending in specimens to the west, the waiting room In the the wondrous violin music stealing one at Riverside like a parlor. Geological being Survey at Washington through the pages with Its enchanting It Is furnished with tiles, around the should be careful that each specimen cadences. base of the walls, wash rooms with is property labeled with the name and intendramatic Remarkable for its towels, and every facility for comfort postofflee address of the sender, the sity, sprightly dialogue and artistic being part of the inside finish. All of name of the mine or claim from which of people and things, the the stations have the concrete finish, It came, and the state, county, city, book might easily command a place as old mission architecture governs their village, mountain, or district In which one of the successes of the year. construction. The cars are seventy-tw- o the deposit Is located. A series of beautiful Illustrations In feet long, and are elegantly upholdouble-ton- e lend greatly to the interstered. On all of them Salt Lake stands If You Have Dyspepsia, Read This. est. being reproduced from photos of out In bold letters. The old way of taking pepsin, bisFlorentine subjects; and the cover, a The concrete bridge over the Santa muth, etc., to cure dyspepsia Is all fine example of the best Florentine Ana river bed is a wonder; the largest wrong. They may be put up in tabmanner, was specially drawn for this one of Its kind in the world; It Is 982 lets or In liquid, the result Is Just the work by a New York artist. feet long, 72 feet high, and has ten same. The object is to create artificial To be had of all dealers, American spans. Concrete finish is very much digestion, but this does not make a News Co., or from the publishers, in evidence everywhere on buildings, cure. Stop taking the pepsin, etc,, and Broadway Publishing company, 835 whether used for homes or business you have your dyspepsia or Indigestion Broadway, New York. back again. People use coccaine or purposes. opium for nervous troubles and sick WHERE THE MAIDENS WOO. Exposure headache, It does not cure, stop taking Not everywhere do the boys do the To cold of air, to keen and the drugs and the pain and distress redraughts wooing. Among the gypsies of Moracutting winds, sudden changes of tem- turn. The only Common Sense Methvia, for instance, none will dare preperature, scanty clothing, undue ex- od la to drive out of the system the sume to court a maiden until she has posure of the throat and neck after cause of dyspepsia and sick headache, notified the young man of her choice public speaking and singing, bring on by cleansing the stomach and bowels, her readiness. This she does by using coughs and colds. Ballard's Horehound at the same time using a medicine that a cake as a love letter, baking therein will act on the liver. This forces Syrup is the best cure. a coin, and throwing it within his tent Mrs. A. Barr, Houston, Tex., writes, through the glands of the stomach the door at night when he is alone. Jan. 31, 1902: "One bottle of Ballard's digestive fluid that nature intended. In Horehound Syrup cured me of a very this way you cure dyspepsia. The We can save you time, trouble and bad It Is very pleasant to medicine that cure dyspepsia by this cough. money. We have 500 select rooms listSI. Geo. F. Cave. take. 50c, 25c, method Is called Dr. Gunn's Improved ed. Send us $1.00 to reserve desirable Liver Pills. Druggists sell these pills quarters. "THE DESERET." Good solicitors for the Utah State at 25c. per box. It only takes one pill Mrs. I. B. Pratt and Mrs. A. H. Blr-rel- l, Journal. Apply to Horace S. Foster, for a dose. For sale by Wallace Drug Props., 1623 Missouri avenue, city circulator. company, Ogden, Utah. St. Louis. X Preston Flour. For sale by JAS. CARVER & Sons. SPECIAL ty ty It Is to the prospect that we of the X IS X GOOD BREAD run-of-mi- ne Congress." Committees have been appointed to Present these special features. The BUFFALO HUMP NEW8. of the mining laws is of special importance and Is a subject lhat should receive the attention of all The Jumbo Mining company of Buffalo Hump, Idaho, expects to begin lining men. the payment of regular monthly $15,-0dividends In June. A Sure Thing, lies, 50c, $1.00. AllOver Lace Collars pio-grese- d, v, gunnyside, from m-eive- j Idaho, eaye: Wer-denho- a ' NEW LINE OF A ADJOINING WHITE KNOB COMPANY THUNDER MOUNTAIN heart of 3 1901 :t, AND m m LATEST MAY Embroidery Baaaaaaaaaa Offering Baaaaaaa' We have been fortunate in obtaining at a very low price a beautiful line of EMBROIDERIES worth anywhere 20 to 60 cents a yard. We are now selling them at 8c to 25c PER YARD. ty OUR GREAT BALE OF Hats -- Shirts -- Shoes at . Net-Co- Prices st Will Be Continued Until May 10. Reese-Howe- & ll Sons Co. ve null-form- pen-pictur- es ed FOR LIGHT AND POWER Let the Utah Light and Power Co. figure with you. An investigation will convince you that you cannot afford to burn coal oil. If you need power there is no kind that will prove as satisfactory for the money. E. W. WADE, Manager for Ogden. ILL-FITTI- NG GLASSES Are more liable to permanently Injure the eyes than no glasses at alL Be exceedingly careful and have the best of advice as to tbelr condition. I am a specialist and devote my entire time in making poor eyea good. J. T. RUSHMER, Expert Manufacturing Optician. 2412 Washington. YOULL ALWAYS FIND Eastern Corn-fe- d Beef or any other good kind at BALLARD & CO. |